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... oJ Sealorth Fatter. t» Thy rmotone teiitei « V«1 LOST AT THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME SHOCK—Jo loving memory oar naphu* end eoaatn LaoeaCorpocml John, who wae killed in Jnl> S 1918. in Somme battle. ewer with tb- Lordv—Pbadly fseabwed by Uncle will and at »5 ...
... taken prisoners. BLIND BATTLE. —♦ MARINES DEFEND LE SARS. British Headquarters in the Field, France, Sunday.—lt is a little difficult to describe the fighting which developed Saturday afternoon in the terms of an ordinary battle extending over a front ...
... —im lorina of HARRY ko Ded to ection Joly sod Li VASsIb—In and loving memory ot SS1K (Choe: KOV LI. im action at the Battle of tbe Somme Jaly | = so mourned ) aaed 20 years WILLLAMS— te bovine memory of way dear con Lee Corpl JOHN 6B 18h KLR Pu im then ...
... heavy guns than the whole British Army possessed at the beginning the war. WAli BOTES. BY A STUDENT OF WAR Hon the battle of the Somme began people were disposed to ask with bated breath, “Shall we win it?” To-day Englishmen are now disposed to inquire ...
... action July 3. 1916. in Somme battle. (For ever with the Lord.'-Fondly remembered Uncle Will, and all 95. Cherry-lane. BROCK—In ever-loving memory of our dear Jack, the llth Cbesbirra. Killed in action, July 3. 1916. in the Somme battle. Prance, buried in ...
... make them optimistic. aids to the possession faith and piety recommended more prayer, and the reading of God's Word. battle of the Somme. Lieut. Mackinnon a distinguished “ Soccer Blue, representing Oxford inter-varsity matches and on the Continent. Resides ...
... Upper Warwick-street. Liverpool, HIBST-ln ever-loving memory of Private Him. K-LR. who «r« killed in action in the battle of the Somme. August 18, 1916, aged 19 the youngast of four hroihers who are serving tbeir coanllry. Paid price.ââ!âNever forgotten ...
... leadership of your Royal Highness, the Franco-British attacks were arrested. Their attempt to break through failed, and the battle on the Somme was won for us. It was this alone that made our destructive blows in Rumania possible. My desire is express my grateful ...
... . —♦ NIGHT AND DAY OF CALM ON THE SOMME. The following French official communique was issued from the British Press Bureau 11.50 p.m. yesterday : There is nothing to report during the day on either side of the Somme. Between the Oise and the Aisne a surprise ...
... —German Mam Headquarters reports this afternoon follows: After the pause in the fighting of the day before yesterday, the battle on the Somme front is persuing its course. An English assault, which took place a 15-kilometre front, between fhiepval and Comhles ...
... A. Cibbins, 44, Stooeycrolt. Liver- killed action the Somme, October 12. GLB BLN affectionate remembrance Archer A. Gibb in*. King’s (Liverpool Regiment), killed in action the battle of the Somme. October 12. 1916. (Doeokf mourned Mra. and Miss Malcolm ...
... the Higher Co’,' cn the enemy side m'arriv something like correct esinn-i,” British troops. Despite Ins ren-., • .' ! battle of the Somme, it apparent!^ I* considerable time to drive ; on the matter home at the m' *’ quarters. Then had the niodifr..,! [in ...